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The opening of the new Symphony WayCommunity Day Centre in Delft willprovide further health coverage for the

communities currently serviced by the Delftcommunity health clinic.

Local ward councillor Charles Esau saysthe community welcomes the new clinic.

“We are very happy that specialisedservices are now rendered closer to the resi-dents which means they no longer have totravel that far to get medical attention,” hesays.

Esau urges the community to take owner-ship of the facility as it belongs to them.

The provincial minister of health, DrNomafrench Mbombo, officially opened the

new facility on Tuesday 26 April, which hasbeen operating since last year.

“The new facility represents an invest-ment of close to R50m in the health of ourpeople in Delft,” Mbombo said.

The centre will be serviced by 58 staffmembers and uses modern technology, in-cluding digital X-ray and e-reception, whichcreates an easy flow of operations aroundthe clinic.

Mbombo said with the drastically increas-ing Delft population, the newly opened Sym-phony Way Community Day Centre (CDC)is a welcome addition to the department’sservice offering.

“It is also equipped with a modern ap-pointment system which assists with pa-tient flow and the reduction of waiting timesat the clinic,” she says.

Mbombo says it’s heartening to be able tobring a state-of-the-art facility to the peopleof Delft.

“Since it began operating, the facility hason average seen over 6000 people a month.This is a good indication of the community’suse of the facility,” she says, adding that“this is not the department’s facility, it is thecommunity’s”.

Mbombo hopes to see the community takeownership of their new facility by workingwith the department through the local cliniccommittee which will be appointed later inthe year.

“Working together, we can strengthenhealth services in all our communities,”says the minister.

Nancy Mazamisa, a 74-year-old patient atSymphony Way CDC who lives nearby and

started going to the facility when it opened,praised the new CDC since it opened to thepublic last year.

Mazamisa says her life has improved asshe gets better assistance at the new facility.

“I now get help and I am feeling better. Thestaff are very helpful and my wounds havestarted to heal,” she says.

The facility renders a full primary healthcare service including mother and childhealth, chronic disease management, oralhealth, nutrition, mental health and rehabil-itative services and will operate eight hoursper day.

“We are committed to improving the livesof our people in the Western Cape by deliver-ing greatly improved health facilities tocommunities who need them most,” Mbom-bo said.

The new R50m Symphony Way Community Day Centre in Delftwas officially opened last month. PHOTO: ASTRID FEBRUARIE

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Pedestrians in Belhar can now enjoywalking on their new sidewalks in-stead of walking through the rough

bushes on their way to school, home orwork.

This follows requests from residents forformal sidewalks to be constructed was re-cently completed at a cost of R417 000through the City of Cape Town’s transportdepartment.

Ward councillor Willie Jaftha says thecommunity sent in letters and petitions forspeedbumps as well, which were also in-stalled at a cost of R200 000.

“The speedhumps were paid for withward allocations and the City’s transportdepartment assisted with the three side-walks,” he says.

Jaftha says six speedbumps were con-structed in Arundel Way and four in Her-schell Way and more speedbumps will beconstructed in Haarlem Street, AlbertaStreet and Winter Place Street.

He adds that officials are investigatingthe possibility of constructing more speed-bumps in the community. The sidewalkswere constructed along Platteklip Street,Bird Street and the walkway between EricaDrive and Riebeeck Street.

“The walkway between Erica Drive andRiebeeck Street are mainly used by the pri-mary school children who attend RiebeeckPrimary School and had to walk through

man-made paths in the past which are sur-rounded by bushes,” Jaftha says.

He sayswith the new sidewalks andwalk-ways pedestrians feel safer and can nowwalk ona smooth surface instead ofwalkingon the streets or on the uneven paths.

“By investing in the community we aremaking positive changes to the environ-

ment and in the lives of childrenandall resi-dents,” Jaftha says.He further requests the community to

contact him if they have any ideas or re-quests for projects that they would like thecouncil to consider.V If you have any suggestions or proposals emailJaftha at [email protected].

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School children walking along the new walkway as they leave school on their way home. PHOTO:ASTRID FEBRUARIE

Northway Primary tohost family fun picnicNorthway Primary School in Ravens-mead will host a celebration event onFriday 13 May.

The event, a family afternoonpicnic will start at 16:00 at the school

Parents and learners will beentertained by the Major 7 Jazz band,Tiervlei Rieldans and Kwaito. Fami-lies can take a long their ownblankets and chairs. Tickets are forsale at Northway Primary School atR60 per adult which include a braaiparcel and R30 per learner includingbraai parcel.V Contact the school on 021 931 3307.

Residents urged to meetBellville South Sector 2 residents areinvited to attend a crime forum specialelective meeting which will take place onThursday 26 May.

Residents who live in Robert Sobukwe,Kasselsvlei, Industrie and the Greenlandsareas are urged to attend the meeting.

The meeting starts at 19:00 and is tobe held at the Bellville South PrimarySchool.V For more information contact the sectormanager on 082 302 8097.

In the mood for empowerment?YoungPeople@Work, an organisation em-

powering unemployed youth to access de-cent employment, is hostinga freeyouthem-powerment week at Grassroots (oppositeElite Supermarket) in Athlone on May 24,25, and 26.

Participants will be trained in profession-al job seeking, basic office admin and book-keeping skills.A free intro to computerswillalso be presented.

Sessions start at 09:00 and the workshopsare free for the unemployed and R50 for theemployed or people referred by funded orga-nisations.

Facilitators includeFrank Julie (director,author consultant: Masters Degree in AdultEducation fromUCT), Shirley De Jongh (op-

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jobs professionally, develop a powerful CVand to be aware of what companies are look-ing for.Under basic bookkeeping skills they will

learn about the double entry system, recordkeeping, handling cheques and online bank-ing, receipts, reading bank statements, rec-onciliations, reporting, and petty cash.

Participants will also be informed of thelatest employment and further study oppor-tunities that exist for unemployed youth.Participants must bring their own lunch.

Tea and coffee will be served.V To book call Clothilda Petersen at 084 648 8517or Shirley at 074 350 8582.

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Reforms to boost South Africa’s eco-nomic outlook, how South Africa’sfirst Municipal Planning Tribunal isdoing, how alternative and secure en-ergy can help property development,how central Cape Town’s propertyvalues grew from R6 billion in 2005 tosome R26 billion, how to fund urbaninfrastructure and how cooperationbetween government and businesscan succeed, will feature at the up-coming conference of the WesternCape Property Development Forum(WCPDF), which is focused on im-proving development conditionswithin the Western Cape. Cape Townexecutive mayor, Patricia de Lille,will deliver the keynote address. Theconference takes place on Thursday12 and Friday 13 May at the CrystalTowers Hotel, Century City.

Professor Brian Kantor, invest-ment strategist and economist at In-vestec, will focus on the value of theRand to counter global cyclical andstructural influences. He will pro-pose structural reforms, includingthe elimination of company incometax. Professor Marius Ungerer of theStellenbosch University BusinessSchool will discuss the opportunitiesof the National Development Plan forfuture national and local planningand as a long-term plan for South Af-rica. Dave Daniels, chairman of SA’sfirst Municipal Planning Tribunal,will review their first months andhow decision-making on town plan-ning has been improved.

Other presentations will focus onmaking it easier for people to applyfor affordable housing, using technol-ogy for home automation and securi-ty, energy incentives from govern-ment and using current opportuni-ties within the provincial and metrogovernment environment.V Programme details for the third annualconference of the Western Cape PropertyDevelopment Forum are available at: /www.sbs.co.za/wcpdf2016/programme.php?page=programme.V To attend, contact Peter Aspinall on021 914 2888 or 083 250 5083 or email topeter@ sbs.co.za.

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A report-back meeting will be held on Thurs-day 12 May by councillor Delmaine Cottee at18:30 at the Uitsig Community Hall in Ravens-mead. The councillorwill speak onhousing is-sues, upgrading of houses, water meters, ap-plications for free Eskom boxes, crime in Uit-sig and the backyarders programme.V For more information contact the councillor on083 493 5799 or 083 523 8191.

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Parents, teachers and the community ofMatroosfontein will soon see theirown cadets perform at an exhibition

later this month.Since the establishment if a cadet corps

at Elsbury Primary School by the BishopLavis Cadet Corps founder, over 54 learnershave joined the corps.Founder of the Bishop Lavis Cadet Corps,

Peter Johnson, says the interest from theyouth has been overwhelming and exciting.

“We are excited to see somany young peo-plewanting to be part of the corps and grow-ing into mature young adults as they gothrough the process,” he says.

Johnson says, since the Elsbury PrimarySchool learners joined the corps there hasbeen a huge difference in their behaviourand attitude towards their school work.“Wearealwaysgettingpositive responses

from parents and teachers who say thecorps have helped the learners to becomemore confident and more responsible whenit comes to their academics,” he says.

The corps aim to not only teach the chil-dren themarching steps, but they also learnlife skills.

“We live in an environment where crime.gangsterism, drugs and domestic abuse isrife and we need to be able to speak to thelearners about this so that they can under-stand they are not alone and that there areways of dealing with it,” Johnson says.

On Saturday 28 May the Bishop Lavis Ca-det Corps and Elsbury Primary SchoolCorps will hold an exhibition where theywill show off their marching skills to theirparents, teachers, guardians and communi-ty.However, many of the learners are still in

need of gloves and hats for the exhibition.Johnson says they welcome any financial

donation or if anyone is interested in donat-ing the gloves and hats they are welcome tocontact him.“We would really appreciate the support

from the public aswewould like all the chil-dren to feel like they are truly part of theteam,” he says.V If you would like to support the cadets please con-tact Johnson on 074 626 7102.

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The BishopLavis CadetCorps duringan exhibitionwhere theyshowed offtheir newmarchingskills to theirparents,teachers andthe residentsin BishopLavis.PHOTO: ASTRIDFEBRUARIE


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While three elderlywomen fromBell-ville South were conned out oftheir pension grants, one woman

escaped the trauma and financial loss theothers experienced.According David Maritz, a community

worker, the elderly women claimed thateach one of them received a call from awomanwhocallsherself “Sandra”and saysshe works for South Africa Social SecurityAgency (Sassa).All fourwomenreceiveda call from“San-

dra” in April.“She sounds professional and obviously

convincing or these elderly women wouldnot have fallen for her tricks,” Maritz says.He explains that the woman “Sandra”

calls and has all the personal details of theSassa beneficiaries. She proceeds to readout the home address, identity number,Sassa card number and then asks the bene-ficiary to confirm the details.“She then says to the person that there

is only one thing outstanding which needsto be added to the system, and that is theirPIN code,” Maritz explains.She managed to get all four of the elderly

women’s pin numbers during the phonecalls, and when it came to the day theirmonies were paid out, they found they hadnothing in their accounts.“This is heartbreaking forme. It is a form

of abuse and abuse of the system whichthesewomen trusted. They do not have anyother form of income and, just like that, thelittle bit that they do receive was takenfrom them,” he says.Maritz says that something drastically

needs to change as this is not a local issue,but a national one. He believes the benefici-aries arepickedat randomand theyarema-nipulated by the person who calls them.“One elderly woman told me that ‘San-

dra’ told her she needed the PIN numberfor safekeeping as she knew many elderlypeople often lose their PIN numbers and ifthey need it they could contact her,” hesays.Sihle Ngobese, spokesperson for Albert

Fritz, provincialminister of social develop-ment, says although the department has nocontrol over the operations of Sassa, whichis anational entity theyhavebeenassistingthembybringingcomplaints of grant abuseand fraud to their attention.“The department will assist these ladies

in this regard, and Sassa will be requestedto look into the matter with urgency,” Ngo-bese says.Captain Martin Holmes, acting station

commander of Bellville South police, saysno one has come forward to report a caseof fraud, but he encourages those who havefallen victim to come forward.“We are aware of similar incidents re-

ceived reports last year, but no one hascome forward to open a case recently. It isimportant for people to report it so that thematter can be investigated,” he says.

US choirs in B’heuwelTwo Cape Town choirs will join atouring American choir for anInternational Choir Festival inBonteheuwel on Thursday 19 May.The Church of the Resurrection

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and trained nearly 400 people in this fi-nancial year to participate in its home-based care programme.

According to a statement, the director-ate started the initiative in 2014 as partof the Vulnerable Groups Programme, tolend a hand to elderly residents in needof assistance around the home, but alsocompanionship.

The home-based caregivers pro-gramme employs workers through theCity’s Expanded Public Works Pro-gramme (EPWP) who render social careservices through psychosocial support,companionship, housekeeping and lighthousehold duties as well as referrals toother social services.

The caregivers offer their services toseniors in their home environment andat old-age homes, clinics and hospitals.

In the first year, 2580 elderly residentssigned up for the programme. Last yearthat number more than doubled to 5557.

This year saw a high level of interestagain, prompting the directorate to re-vise its target of 300 caregivers to 400.

All of the caregivers have completedtheir training and have started provid-ing services to clients.

Mayco member for social developmentand early childhood development, Su-zette Little, says this speaks to the vul-nerability of elderly residents – many ofwhom are no longer able to do things forthemselves, like cleaning the house oreven their personal grooming.

“I’m enthused that so many have takenadvantage of this opportunity. Not only

does it mean that little things are beingdone around the house for them, but italso means a break from the lonelinessthat many experience – especially thoseliving on their own.”

The home-based caregivers aresourced from the City’s job seeker data-base and, after their recruitment, thecaregivers undergo training sessions.

They are also trained on how to identi-fy older people in need through commu-nity profiling and to provide basic relieffor family members of older people.

Accredited first-aid training, commu-nication and companionship aspects arealso addressed with the trainees.

The home-based caregivers have beentrained and appointed to offer the follow-ing services: Respite relief for familymembers and caregivers of seniors, com-panionship, reading, assistance in prep-aration of meals, assistance with lightcleaning and laundry duties, and refer-ral of seniors requiring hands-on care ormedical care to the districts for support.

“The caregivers deserve a specialthank you for this service. Home-basedcare is not an easy task, especially assome seniors see outsiders as a threat totheir independence. In many cases thecaregivers are also the ones who identifycases of abuse and assist with interven-tions to help stop this cycle,” Little says.

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Park and proceed toReiger Street, StVincentDrive and across Belhar Drive. There will al-

so be a starting point at Cape Peninsula Uni-versity of Technology soup kitchen in Bell-ville which will proceed to Edison Street to-wards Reiger Street. The last starting pointis from Reiger Street via Algoa and Anreithstreets to Haarlem Street and Milner Street.A Church service will be held on Wednes-

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OntmoetRiaan*, ’n student by ’nvooraan-staande kollege.Riaan se lewe was op ’n verwoestingspad

nadat hy op sy pa se lyk afgekom het nadathy selfdood gepleeg het.In dié beproewende tyd het hy dwelms be-

gin gebruik en in die psigiatriese eenheidvan die Tygerberg-hospitaal beland.Die depressiewe jong man was vir twee

jaar uit die skool – ten spyte van die sukses-volle psigiatriese hulp wat hy ontvang het,was sy toekoms maar donker.Die personeel by die skool het hom op

vlak vier van die Abet-program gesit, watgelykstaande is aan graad 9 op skool.Hulle het alles vir Riaan gedoen om hom

uit die put van ellende te trek.Daar was nie altyd geld vir hom om skool

toe te kom nie, maar die personeel het gelduit hul eie sakke bymekaar geskraap omhom die beste toekoms moontlik te bied.Hy het uiteindelik sewe onderskeidings

behaal en studeer nou om ’n dieselmegani-kus te word. Nie alle stories is egter so posi-tief soos Riaan s’n nie, sê Susan Potgieter,die skoolhoof. Die skool is daar vir kinderswat vir ’n lang tydperk in die hospitaal be-handelmoetword endandaarnaweer terugmoet gaan na ’n gewone skool.Die kinders is baie keer uiters siek, maar

die skoolpersoneel laat hulle nie onderkrynie. Hulle speel ’n kardinale rol in die kind

se lewe. “Ons probeer hard omnie daai diepemosionele verbintenis met kinders temaak nie. Ons werk nie vir die hospitaalnie, so baiemin inligting oor die kind se dia-gnose is tot ons beskikking.“Dit is eintlik goed so, want hoe minder

jy weet, hoe minder weerbaar is jy.Die personeel druk egter deur die swaar

tye met die wete dat die skool se positiewerol nou al oor 54 jaar strek en daar duisendekinders is wat beter af is te danke aan hulle.Om genoeg geld bymekaar te skraap is ui-teraard ’n groot uitdaging vir die skool.“Ons sou so graag meer personeel wou

aanstel,” gaan sy voort. “Kyk, ons bringsiek kinders van die hospitaal hierheen,partykeer in rolstoele. Onswil hullewegvatuit die omgewing van siek mense.”Die skooltjie is op die hospitaalterrein, so

die kinders word nie ver van hul beddensgeneem nie. “Die kinders wat maande intraksie lê, of dié wat eenvoudig net te siekis om uit die hospitaal te kom, moet by hulbeddens onderrig word. In hierdie stadiumhet ons een juffrouwat dit permanent doen,maar sy kan net so agt kinders ’n dag sien.Dis nie naastenby genoeg nie.”Een van die skool se grootste geldinsame-

lings van die jaar vind op Saterdag 28 Meivan 09:30 tot 12:00 in die Vredelust-aktiwi-teitsentrum inBellville plaas.MichelleLus-combe, ’n ontvanger van ’n skenkershart,sal praat by die byeenkoms met die tema“Uit die hart”. Viljoen Retief sal gedurendedie oggend so twee of drie liedjies sing endaar sal ook items uitgeloot word.* Riaan is ’n skuilnaam.

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Adog may be a “man’s best friend” butdo you knowhow to reduce your chan-ces of being bitten by one?

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Wagging tails are attractive to children. Un-fortunately, the public is ill-informed that ifa dog’s tail iswagging, itmeans that it is hap-py and safe to approach. This is far from thetruth. Children are also taught that huggingand kissing is an acceptable form of affec-tion. To humans that might be, but to ca-nines this is perceived as confrontational.

“Fundamentally, humans and dogs speaka different language. When communicationis misunderstood, people get bitten,” saysWalpole, a dog behaviourist and trainer.Dogs could also turn on their owners as

a result of a number of reasons.Walpole says dogs that bite their owners,

or anyone else, could have an underlyingmedical condition. The dog could also bepushed to a point where it has no choice orcould feel that its life is being threatened.Harsh and confrontational training meth-ods could also be a contributing factor withregards to human related dog aggression.She provides the following tips and urges

parents to educate their children:“Be respectful to your dog. Research and

learnhow to ‘speakdog’. There are anumber

of body signals that adogdisplays to indicatethat it is uncomfortable and needs space orthat it likeswhat you are doing. Bywatchingyour dog’s body language and understand-ing what your dog is saying, you are able tostop or change the reason for your dog feel-ing uncomfortable.“Learn what your dog likes and dislikes

and respect these needs. A dog should not betreated like a toy or tested to see how toler-ant it is. Do not poke, push or sit on a dogor pull its tail. Stop what you are doing ifa dog shows discomfort. Signs of discomfortinclude when the dog turns its head awayfrom you, when the dog yawns, flicks histongue out of his mouth or licks his nose,when the dog’s body freezes, when it movesaway, lifts its lips or growls. Also stop what

you are doingwhen the dog showswhale-eye(pronounced whites of the eye). This is oftenmisunderstood as a ‘guilty look’ when it isactually an appeasement gesture in re-sponse to the stimulus.“Never corner a dog and do not reprimand

a dog when it growls. This is a language pri-or to a bite. Growlingmeans that you shouldleave the dog alone. If your dog bites some-one, do not place the dog in a similar situa-tion. If necessary, confine the dog in a safearea with water and shelter and immediate-ly seek the assistance of a qualified trainedand professional animal behaviourist.”Walpole says an unfamiliar dog should be

ignored. “Do not encourage an unfamiliardog to approach you. Quietly and calmlywalk away, and never turn your back.”

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AVRIL FILLIES

Meer blootstelling van vrouerugbyop televisie en in koerante sal diésportsoort aan die breë publiek be-

kend stel.Só gesels Chané Stadler vanProteahoog-

te inBrackenfell. Sy is skrumskakel en los-skakel van die vroue-Blitsbokke.Die Blitsdoedies het verlede maand die

Hong Kong-sewestoernooi gewen, maar sywas nie deel van die wenspan nie.“Ek is verlede jaar voor die Dubai-toer-

nooi deurdie afrigter,RenfredDazel, opge-roep net nadat ek vir dieWP aan die inter-provinsiale sewestoernooi deelgeneemhet. Dit was ook my eerste reis oorsee endaarna is ek gekies vir die span vir LasVe-gas,waar ek ’n ernstigekniebeseringopge-doenhet. Ek is tans besigmet rehabilitasieen hopelik is ek binnekort weer terug opdie veld.”

Altyd sportbehep“Ekwasnog altyd sportbehep enmy lief-

de vir rugby het op laerskool in graad 3 be-gin.Nawekehet ek saammetmypa, Fanie,Curriebeker en Superrugby gekyk.Min van my spanmaats weet dat ek op

laerskool saam met seuns rugby gespeelhet en dat ek eers verlede jaar 15’s beginspeel het nie,” skerts sy.“Omdeur Renfred en Paul Delport, twee

seweslegendes, afgerig te word, is ’n eer.Ek leer baie by hulle van albei kodes enkan nie vir beter afrigters gevra het nie.Dis moeilik om een iets van die Blitsdoe-dies uit te sonder, want alles werk saamom ons ’n hegte eenheid te maak.“Ek leer ook by van my spanmaats wat

al lank rugby speel en wanneer ons aan

toernooie deelneem, luister en leer jy bydie ander spanne oor hoe hulle dinge doen.“My rugbyheld is Gio Aplon, want vir

my het hy gewys dat jou grootte nie op dieveld saakmaaknie, jy kandie grootste ver-skil maak as jy in jouself glo. Dalk ook om-dat ek nie so groot gebou is nie, is hy virmy ’n rolmodel. Elke vrouwat rugby speel,dwing ook my bewondering af. Ek het ge-leer dat om rugby te speel, vir elke vrouiets anders beteken endis op ’nmanier ook

’n inspirasie vir vroue oor die algemeen.“Omdat ek in die spelskepper-posisie

speel, bring ek ’n aanvallende spel en gaandit hand-aan-hand met ’n leierskapsrol.“Dismywerk by albei kodes omdie kan-

se raak te sien en dan daarvolgens te be-sluit watter aanvalle van stapel gestuur ofwatter taktiek toegepas moet word,” sê sy.Sy het ’n diploma in afrigtingsweten-

skap, maar omdat rugby nou ’n voltydseberoep is, is daar nie nou kans om verderte studeer nie, maar sy sou graag wou.

Maak opofferings“As rugbyspeler maak jy baie opoffe-

rings en dis harde werk, maar ek is vandie gelukkiges wat kan sê ek doen waar-voor ek lief is.“Rugby is my lewe en wanneer ek nie

rugby speel nie, speel ek rekenaarspele-tjies en gaan kyk gereeld nuwe flieks.“Ek het tot verlede jaar nog klubhokkie,

krieket en aksie-krieket gespeel en het opskool aanatletiek en landloopdeelgeneem.“My ouma, Johanna, alombekend as

Kleintjie, is van kleintyd my grootste in-spirasie. Sy het my altyd aangemoedig ommy beste in alles te gee. Sy ondersteun my100% en het my ook geleer dat alles watoor ’n mens se pad kom, met rede daar is,en alles hang van jou af of jy gaan besluitof dit jou kan maak of breek.“Elke keer as ek tuis speel, is my ouers

daar. Hulle is ookmy steunpilarewanneerdit goed gaan en ook wanneer dit nie sogoed gaan nie.“Al die meisies woon by Stellenbosch

AcademyofSport enbaievanhullehet ookakademiese kwalifikasies, maar rugby isnou ons almal se eerste prioriteit,” sê Cha-né.

Blitsdoedie ’n planmaker

Chané Stadler is tans besig met rehabilitasie.FOTO: PETRI OESCHGER/GALLO IMAGES

SAREL BURGER

Die Tygerberg-klub bly op die wenpad, Dur-banville-Bellville sit die Universiteit vanWes-Kaapland ore aan en Brackenfell keilHamiltons goed op. Dít was van die rugby-glanspunte die afgelope naweek in die WPse Superliga-kompetisie.Tygerberg wil nog nie weet van verloor

nie en dié slag moes Belhar dit ontgeld. DieAccordeon Park-span het nog tot met rustydgoed saamgesels, maar Tygerberg se voor-hoede het algaande heeltemal die oorhandgekry om die weg te baan na ’n sege van 36-19. Durbell se vaart en vaardighede agter-langswas een te veel virUWKendieDurbieshet met 29-8 geseëvier. Brackenfell (28-28 tHamiltons) en Noordelikes/Northlink-kol-lege (23-36 t Kuilsrivier) se wedstryde hetmin of meer dieselfde patroon gevolg.Hammies en die Kuile het aanvanklik die

pap dik aangemaak en albei ’n stewige voor-sprong opgebou. Maar in die tweede helftehetBrackenfell enNoordelikes hul stemdik-gemaak en het met beter spel as hul teen-standers die puntegaping laat krimp.In die B-afdeling van die Superliga het

Kraaifontein onverwags met 22-26 teen St.George vasgeval. Ook die Kraaie se bure,Hands&Heart, hetmet 26-35 in die stof gebytteen Hamlets, terwyl Goodwood met 17-27teen Young Peoples verloor het. Unie-Mil-nertonwasmet 34-6Helderberg semeerdere.Vanaand (Woensdag) speel Brackenfell en

Tygerberg tuis teen onderskeidelik die Ma-ties en Victoriane. Die komende Saterdag seprogram (tuisspan eerste) is: UWK t Belhar,Durbell t Primrose, Pniël Villagers t Unimil,Goodwood tViolets, Hands&Heart t Strand,Kraaifontein t Bellville.

Tygerberg blyin klubrugbyop wenpad

JOSEPH PILLAY

It has been quite a magical and heart-warm-ing start to the season for StrandfonteinHigh with a match-winning performancethat had the partisan crowd on edge in theMr. Price Foundation High Schools SoccerLeague.The growing pains of the team, affection-

ately known as the “Sea Robbers”, saw themfinish at the bottom of the 2015 league cham-pionship.But the struggles of the past did not im-

pede on the progress of the Strandfonteinside.The rejuvenated Strandfontein side

caused the biggest upset of the openinground by sending Cloetesville High, the de-fending and three-time league champions(2008, 2009 and 2015) crashing to a 2-1 defeat.With an excellent opportunity to redeem

themselves under new coach Jason Alexan-der, who was part of the playing team of lastseason’s squad, and team manager, ManoAdams, the lads in the blue andwhite dishedup good attacking, scientific football thatthroughout the game pressurised the Stel-lenbosch side – much to the delight of thevery vocal and noisy Sea Robbers fans.However, Chris Joubert’s Cloetesville-

side staved off early pressure. Scott Willi-ams, in the no.7 jersey, constantly troubleda very nervous Dean Gordon in goal.It was the home side, Cloetesville High,

that minutes before half-time surged 1-0ahead through a well execution pin-pointgoal, in which the team strung seven passestogether, before Ian Floris landed it safelyinto the back of the net.But after the change-over the schoolboys

from Strandfontein High, which still has75% of last seasons’ squad, started to gel andhad Cloetesville on the back football.Like a well oil machine the Sea Robbers

picked off the opposition with Andile Dickfirst scoring the equaliser (1-1). With tenminutes remaining on the clock the ever-alert and influential Scott Williams un-leashed a powerful snap-shoot that DeanGordon couldnot hold andparried it into theback of the net.Floris’ match-winning goal practically

sent the crowd into a joyous celebration.

Chris Joubert and his Cloetesville side willbe quick to admit they were no way neartheir best and that Alexander’s Strandfon-tein side fully deserve their morale boosting2-1 victory.Beacon Hill triumph over Oval NorthLast year’s league runners-up,BeaconHill

High, topped the log after the opening roundfollowing their 3-1 triumph against arch-ri-

vals Oval North High.However, they could find the going much

tougher against a stubborn and defensiveRocklands High side, who shared the points(1-1) with Lentegeur on Saturday.Beacon Hill was the only side to draw

home that won their game while six of theother teams, which drew away, picked upmaximum points.

Nevertheless, Beacon Hill held a 2-1 leadat the breakwith Azola Billy scoring a braceand with Curwen Barry finding the targetfor Oval North before Keith October addedthe third for good measure to secure threevaluable points.Mondale rise to the occasionMondale High – the 2012 and 2013 champi-

ons – showed glimpses of the side that wipedout all opposition for two consecutive sea-sons and had their long-time educator andcoach – since the introduction of the leaguein 2004 – Nigel Crowie smiling from ear toear.Though theMondale side beat a pluckyAl-

oe High 2-0, it was a victory that Riyaaz Nellmust be accreditedwith since it was his two-goal tonic that led the boys in the navy blueand gold jerseys on theirway to an emphatic2-0 win.Westridge edge out PrincetonWith the return of Ismail Gasnola – the

coach that helped Westridge High to wintheir second league title in 2010 after beinginaugural champs in 2004 – the school sidein maroon and white did enough with somequality playing methods to conquer Prince-ton High 1-0 in a quite an evenly balancedencounter.Though Charles Uys’ Princeton side, who

won back-to-back league championships in2005 and 2006, should have scored twice inthe first half through their industrious strik-ers Sayeed Mentoor and Cole Hartzenberg,they always fell short.In comparison Westridge High was full of

running, especially Lance Adamson whowas responsible for scoring the only goal aft-er been assisted by Chad Fredericks andJunaid Hendricks respectively.Other results: Tafelsig High 2, Glendale

High 1; Cedar High 2, Spine Road 0; PortlandHigh 2, Woodlands High 1; Lentegeur High1, Rocklands High 1.Upcoming fixtures to be played on Satur-

day 14 May at 09:00: Beacon Hill High vsRocklands High, Cloetesville High vs CedarHigh, Glendale High vs Spine Road High,Oval North High vs Aloe High. At 10:15:Mondale High vs Tafelsig High, WoodlandsHigh vs Lentegeur High, Portland High vsWestridge High, Princeton High vs Strand-fontein High.

Strandfontein puts their best foot forward

Scott Williams of Strandfontein High School celebrates his goal which secured the win againstdefending champions Cloetesville High School. The Mitchell’s Plain school won 2-1. PHOTO: RASHIEDISAACS

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Die rugbyklub Durbell pak Primrose Saterdagin ’n Superliga A-wedstryd op Primrose setuisveld.

Durbell is tans die houers van die Cell C Commu-nityCup, noubekendasdieGouebeker, endieklubfokus daarop om die Superliga vanjaar te wen.

Volgens Bobby Joubert, Durbell se afrigter,word daar nie spelers in sy span uitgesonder nie,wantdit is ’n spanpogingenelkeenmaaksybydraeom tot die sukses van die span by te dra.

“Ons het waarlik ’n jong dinamiese span metgeen uitblinkers nie, maar eerder onselfsugtige in-dividue wat in die span se visie inkoop. Benewensdie Gouebeker speel ons in die Superliga A van dieWP se klubkompetisie, waar ons onder meer teenspanne soos Maties, Ikeys, Hamiltons, Valsbaai enTygerberg speel. Ná ons sukses verlede jaar in dieCell C Community Cup-kompetisie het ons vyfdein die Superliga-kompetisie geëindig,” sê hy.

“Die Gouebeker-kompetisie is baie belangrik virdie volhoubaarheid van klubspelers wat nie stu-deer nie en dit bied hulle ook die geleentheid omkontrakte los te speel, omdat die wedstryde op tele-visie uitgesaai word. ’n Voorbeeld hiervan isGarth April, wat by ons klub was en tans losskakelvir die Sharks in die Superugby-kompetisie speel.

“Hy het juis onlangs eiehandig die Sharks sepunte (15) in hul sege van 15-14 oor die Highlandersin Dunedin met sy skopvoet aangeteken,” sê hy.

Bobby is geen onbekende aan provinsiale rugbynie. Hy was van 2008 tot 2010 die heelagter van dieSWD-Arende en hy ken van onder druk speel, enwat die verwagtinge is van jou spanmaats, onder-steuners en bestuur. “Ná my SWD-dae het ek byDurbell aangesluit en het tien wedstryde vir dieklub gespeel. Daarna is ek aangestel as hulp-afrig-ter van die eerste span saam met Jan Loubser.

“Voordat ek by die SWD aangesluit het, het ek

in 2007/2008 in Frankryk vir die klub Aurillacoisgespeel en het bietjie oorsese ondervinding opge-doen. Dit was altyd my droom om eendag my rug-bykennis aan ander oor te dra en te deel en ek hetnou die kans hier by Durbell. Garth was die eerstespeler wat ek onder hande geneem en gehelp hetom sy skopwerk te verbeter,” sê Bobby.

Maar hoe het dit gekom dat hy by afrigting be-trokke geraakhet? “Carel Steenkamp, die destydsevoorsitter in 2015, het my as speler genader, wantek was verantwoordelik vir die ontwikkelingspro-gramme by die klub. Om afrigting te doen, was ’nnatuurlike oorgangsproses.

“Die klub is baie betrokke in die gemeenskap enhelp met afrigting en speler-ontwikkeling onderdie vaandel van die Masibambane-sportstigting.

“Twee spelers wat juis uit die ontwikkeling-strukture van die stigting kom en op wie ons baietrots is, is Roderick Moses en Angus Cleophas.

“Albei was verlede jaar deel van die wenspanwat die Cell C Community Cup gewen het. Jy moetonthou die spanne wat in die Gouebeker-kompeti-sie speel, is goeie spanne en dis nie net sommervir oor hulle loop om te wen nie.

“Ek dink ons kan vanjaar kwaai teenstand ver-wag van Rustenburg Impala, Pretoria Polisie enValsbaai. Eersgenoemde sal hul nederlaag in dieeindstryd wil wreek, so ons is bewus daarvan datalmal nou ’n teiken op ons rug geplaas het.

“Nog ’n provinsiale speler wat by die klub be-trokke is, is Ashton Constant, gewese Bolandse enSWD-haker. Hy is baie betrokke by die voorspe-lers. Een van die spelers wat vanjaar dalk die WPse o.21-span kan haal, is Etienne Swarts, maar onshet ook ’n paar sewesspelers in die WP se sewes-groep, soos Jason Kriel, Jacqus Fick, Christie vanNiekerk en Jos Malherbe.

“Rugby is ’n sport waar ervaring ’n groot rolspeel en dit is belangrik dat oud-spelers by hulklubs betrokke raak.”

Bobby Joubert is hier in aksie opheelagter in sy speeldae vir dieSWD-Arende. FOTO: JACO MARAIS

Durbell sespelers regvir sukses

SAREL BURGER

Nadat sake hierdie seisoen tot verledeweek nie vir die HS Bellville se eersterugbyspan heeltemal na wense verloophet nie, het die Bellvilliete die afgelopeSaterdag die stang vasgebyt en HSStrand met 26-12 pak gegee.

Stellenberghet die sterk spanvanPaulRoos aanvanklik mooi in toom gehou,maar moes uiteindelik met 8-34 bes gee.

Ditwasveral goeie skrumwerkenkon-struktiewe spel wat Brackenfell met 27-19 teen die toerspan van HS Windhoeklaat wen het, terwyl ook D.F. Malan metsy oorheersing voorlangs die grondslaggelê het vir die sege van 43-21 oor Monu-mentpark.

In ’n toiingrige wedstryd waarin HSTygerberg se teenstander, Primrose,meer daarin belang gestel het om die Tie-re se spelers af te knou as om rugby te

speel, was Tygerberg bobaas met 21-3.Durbanville (26-26 t Hugenote) en De

Kuilen (0-23 t HS Swartland) was onsuk-sesvol met hul kuiertjies in die Boland,terwyl President hom ná sy onlangse te-rugslae mooi reggeruk en Edgemead met29-10 laat les opsê het. Kasselsvlei het na-elskraap met 10-7 met Milnerton afgere-ken en ook aan die wenkant was Fair-bairn (24-0 t Bosmansdam), Bellville-Suid (38-0 t Zwaanswyk), Fairmont (27-17t Bergvliet), Excelsior (28-5 t Scottsdene),Bernadino Heights (34-12 t Muizenberg)en Malibu (14-10 t J.G.Meiring).

Maar Parow het met 5-13 die kous oordie kop gekry teen HS Groote Schuur.

V DieTygerbergspanne – Durbanville,HS Tygerberg, D.F. Malan en HS Bellvil-le – wat vroeër betrokke was by die laas-te reeks wedstryde tydens die SeunskoolWynberg se 175-jarige feesvieringe, hetalmal lelik noustrop getrek.

HS Bellville byt stang vasSTEHAN SCHOEMAN

At the tender age of twelve Enya van Niekerketched her name in history on Thursday 7April as the youngest female swimmer everto swim from Robben Island to BloubergStrand.

Whatmakes this feat evenmoreremarkable is the fact that shebraved the icy cold water withoutawetsuit. Enya’s attempt is recog-nised by Cape Long DistanceSwim Association (CLDSA).

The Table View PrimarySchool learner completed the7.5km distance in a time of threehours and 14 minutes.

“I trained five months for thisswimming in the ocean with thewater being between 13 and 15 degrees,” shesays. Some days were tougher than others,but in the end it was all worth it. Besides thecold water I also had to dodge hundreds of jel-lyfish which required focus to navigate it

safely to the end.“Brendan Hiscock who swam with me en-

couraged me and helped a lot. The first halfwas pretty easy, but soon after that the tideturned against us and it took a lot of mentaltoughness to complete the distance. I kept im-

agining I was in a hot tub,” laugh-ed Enya.

Her father, Leon, took her toBig Bay every day for her to com-plete her 2km swim. The goal wasto do 10km every week.

“I am a very proud dad. Enyashowed tremendous courage anda fighting spirit for five months.In the end all the sacrifices wereworth it. It was something shewanted to do and now she cantick the box,” said Leon.

Enya is a member of the Nippers Big BayLifesavingClub. “I enjoy spending time in thesea and I will definitely do the swim again inthe future; let’s just hope the sea will be calmand make it a little bit easier,” she chuckled.

Swimmer makes wavesSwimmer makes waves

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